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Metals and mining companies are adapting to an operating environment in which water is highly regulated, experiences unforeseen supply shocks, and carries substantial social value
Renewable energy has the potential to solve the issues with water supply chain by providing alternatives to energy generation.
Wastewater treatment plants have a finite capacity and, in most areas, the populations they have to serve are growing.
Residential and industrial wastewater contains high amounts of pathogens that can pose serious threats to people.
According to Global Water Intelligence, the world's desalination market is projected to reach $7 billion by 2022.
Water recycling or water reuse initiatives are on the rise globally to augment current water supplies and reduce reliance on seasonal sources.
Zero liquid discharge wastewater treatment plant is located inside the water treatment facility section of a major specialty chemicals producer.
A day without water is unimaginable. The dearth of water is forcing the industry and municipalities to use seawater and inland water sources which contain high salt levels.
The water and waste water management industry encompasses multiple techniques for the treatment of water and to overcome water scarcity and conserve water resources.
Pilot plant incorporating Lewabrane elements, part of the “Multi-ReUse” project funded by the BMBF, goes into operation in July 2017
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